First and foremost, Julianna needs no retouching whatsoever and anyone who says otherwise is delusional. But, one of my goals from the workshop was to really get myself in to a more “mobile”workflow.
I’ve been shooting tethered to a MacBook for years, and prior to that close to ten years using the CamRanger… To my point:
I’ve finally found some downtime to sit down with some of the images from the NJ workshop. Didn’t intend to take this long, but business is cranking busy, and work comes first. I am still determined to retouch these on the iPad in Capture One.
Workflow issues I’ve run in to:
C1 masks are still missing on the iPad, and it’s something I’ve grown to really appreciate, especially ai masking and ai select. Hopefully they will add it at some point soon. So for now, C1 on the iPad is limited. Oh I’m using the new M4 btw. Why can my iMac with an intel chip do Capture One ai masking but the M4 iPad can not?
I was going to try Photoshop for the iPad, but I’ve also paid for Affinity Photo 2. So I decided to go that route. And it’s a good solution. Also a heck of a lot cheaper if you compare.
Affinity Photo for the iPad also has masks, layers, includes a decent frequency separation filter… and a plenty more.
Unfortunately, as much as I hope evoto had an iPad. There is still no Evoto solution for the iPad. There are hints they’re working on it in the fb group but nothing I’m aware of. They even sort of mention evoto for iPad directly on their website blog.
I’d be happy to help anyone or talk settings and techniques if anyone wants to discuss.
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